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Well organised, Great multidisciplinary Annual Acute pain professional gathering. NAPS is a very friendly meeting, and a great place to get new ideas. I always find it helpful with my work. I love the MDT aspect of the conference
Feed Back from #NAPS2019
A fantastic and informative conference. Highly recommend to anyone who works in the field of Acute Pain
Feed Back from #NAPS2019
NAPS is the UK's premier acute/in-patient annual event, which yet again combined high quality, good value education and networking with colleagues
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A well organised meeting which brings together all the disciplines involved in acute pain for education and information sharing
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Dr Ann Williamson
Friday 20 September 2019
Easing anxiety and pain - simple conversational and hypnotic techniques for busy practitioners
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Keynote Speaker
Dr Aliza Weinrib
The Transitional Pain Service for Post-Surgical Pain: Lessons Learned from
Toronto General Hospital & The Mind Matters: Psychological Approaches to Acute Pain Management | Dr Aliza Weinrib
Thursday 19 & Friday 20 September 2019
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Dr Beth Perritt
Thursday 19 September 2019
Lidocaine for Surgical Pain
Free to Enter | Deadline 1 September 2019
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In Hats Social
Dr Honeyia Minhas
A well organised meeting which brings together all the disciplines involved in acute pain for education and information sharing
Amazing conference for sharing knowledge of experts and like minded people. Fantastic opportunity to network with lovely people. The lectures cover a wide range of topics! Very enjoyable event.
Excellent pain meeting for ensuring you don't feel like you are alone in struggling with acute pain service!
Thankyou for organizing a fantastic conference. Lots of thought provoking material. Many lessons learnt to take back to improve clinical practice Looking forward to NAPS30
Valuable meeting for all with an interest in acute pain. Truly multidisciplinary, carried out with mutual respect for both speakers and the audience even when opinions differed. Always informative.